Camino de Santiago

The Portuguese Camino starts in Lisbon though most pilgrims start in Porto. The route can be divided into two parts; the Lisbon to Porto and Porto to Santiago de Compostela. …

The Camino de Fatima (Caminhos de Fatima in Portuguese) is a network of pilgrimage routes to the Sanctuary of Fatima, a sacred place in Portugal. Fatima is a small town …

The Portuguese Camino from Porto has two coastal routes; the Coastal Route and the Litoral Way or Senda Litoral. Both routes are similar and often follow the same trail. The …

The Coastal Route is one of the trails of the Portuguese Camino from Porto. The total distance of the route is 270 km/167 mi. It starts in Porto and goes …

The Portuguese Camino from Porto has 2 main routes: Central and Coastal. The Central Route and the Coastal Route are very different trails. They split at Se Cathedral in Porto …

Food is a big deal when walking the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage. The pilgrim menus are something to look forward to if you are planning to walk to Santiago de …

A good backpack and a comfortable pair of shoes are the two most important pieces of gear on your Camino de Santiago packing list. It is good to buy these …

Tui is a Spanish town on the Central Route of the Portuguese Camino, one of the most popular Camino de Santiago routes. It’s situated 117 km/72,7 mi from Santiago de …

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